At 09:45 +0100 on 2007-2-6 gimli wrote:
>
> From the performance point it shouldn't matter. Amd64 distros have
> the disadvantage that not all applications works well with 64bit.
On the other hand I have not realy had any serios problem on the
application side (in Gentoo). Took me a while to figure out how to
use 32-bit plugins in Firefox (nspluginwrapper turned out to be my
friend) but that's pretty much it.
On the hardware support side I have a number of issues, but I am not
sure how many would be resolved should I switch to 32 bit. The issues
are: ati-drivers (no Powerplay, no DVI-I out, versions newer than
8.30.3 cause the system to reboot on wakeup), unreliable battery
reporting, somehow unreliable wakeup (followed by a kernel oops some
times).
Abybody seeing this in 32-bit land?
Stefan
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